Pep Guardiola has once again stirred the football world with comments fueling speculation about his managerial future — particularly a possible return to Barcelona, the club where he became a legend both as a player and a coach. The Manchester City manager hinted at the possibility of leaving City, saying “maybe I’ll wake up in the morning and say I am leaving,” amid ongoing uncertainty over his long-term plans. This has triggered fresh links to Barcelona as fans and pundits reconsider a potential reunion.
Barcelona, meanwhile, continues to track defensive targets from Manchester City as part of its squad overhaul strategy — a move insiders say could be influenced by Guardiola’s future decisions. Reports also suggest Barcelona remains interested in strengthening key positions, including defensive anchors, if they can sort managerial leadership.
Guardiola has not publicly confirmed he will move to Barcelona, and has in the past downplayed return rumours — stressing his commitment to Manchester City while leaving the door vaguely ajar for future possibilities.
What’s Next: A definitive answer on whether Guardiola will take over at Barcelona — a club he famously led to multiple La Liga and Champions League titles — may only come at the end of the current season or when Manchester City settles plans for a potential successor. �
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